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>t. Never seen a Niva
Try not believing Russky propaganda, all Russian cars, including and eapecially the Niva require extremely extensive maintenance to function. I'm talking about 3-4 hours every weekend. When you buy a new one the first thing you do is take it to your local mechanic to make it roadworthy. Change the sealings, apply anti-corrosion paint where it's needed, etc. Maintaining a Russian car is almost a full time job, that's why you always carry half of your garage in the trunk anywhere you go as they can break down at the drop of a hat. The reason why people can live with them is that they haven't changed since the 70s, so everyone knows how to fix them, they learned from their grandparents. They are also extremely simple, so only a few things can break, but they WILL break.

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>Russians are being sent in Lada Niva's to attackUh, wouldn't a BMP be a better option for this?

>Russians are being sent in Lada Niva's to attack
Uh, wouldn't a BMP be a better option for this?